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Old 03-18-2015, 12:22 PM #1
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Hi,I'm new to this community and have found it a great help knowing that I'm not alone in being landed with life changing medical issues, I'm currently dealing with a severely damaged ulner nerve either in my neck or more likely my elbow, this is causing me a lot of stress as the damage looks to be permanent,can anyone recommend something to chill me out until my Mri results come back and a time for my op ....
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